Coco Gauff's former coach has publicly disagreed with recent comments made by the American tennis star and appealed for structural changes to the WTA 1000 tournament series, according to a report by George Patten for Tennishead.
The coach, who previously worked with Gauff, did not specify the exact nature of the disagreement or detail the proposed modifications to the WTA 1000 calendar in the available report. The WTA 1000 series represents the highest tier of women's tennis events below the Grand Slams and season-ending championships.
Gauff, a Grand Slam champion and former world number one, has been vocal on various issues affecting the women's tour. The public dissent from a former member of her coaching team highlights ongoing discussions about tournament scheduling and player welfare on the WTA circuit.
